The Los Angeles Chargers have added some veteran pieces so far in free agency, but plenty of needs remain for the 2025 NFL Draft. Jim Harbaugh is set to lead the charge to find rookies that will make both a short and long-term difference in Los Angeles. 

Mock drafts are flying around like crazy, but you will not see quite as many full, seven-round scenarios broken down. 

In Ian Valentino's latest mock draft, he picks every selection in all seven rounds. 

I analyzed the Chargers' day one and two picks from the mock and included the day three sections as well. Check out their picks below. 

Chargers' 7-round mock draft reaction

22) Los Angeles Chargers: Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State

Emeka Egbuka fully embraces the "no block, no rock" adage that coaches live by, and Jim Harbaugh will love that. Egbuka is a high-end talent who will seamlessly fit into any NFL situation. Pairing him with Ladd McConkey would allow the Chargers to build a unique scheme that thrives at creating easy yards after the catch. — Valentino

Egbuka would immediately slot into a starting role for the Chargers. He's a hard worked at the wide receiver position and does just about everything well when you look at his skillset. He's one of the highest-floor prospects in this class to me. 

For Harbaugh, he will have to overlook his Michigan ties to select the former Buckeyes star and record holder. Love this pick, though. 

55) Los Angeles Chargers: Landon Jackson, EDGE, Arkansas

Great value here. Jackson is a player that won't stun me if he goes super early in round two. He's got a massive frame and uses it well. His development in his final season at Arkansas was notable, and the need is clear for LA after Joey Bosa' release and signing in Buffalo. 

86) Los Angeles Chargers: Cameron Skattebo, RB, Arizona State

This pick makes sense to me because the need is still there, even after the Chargers picked up Najee Harris in free agency. That being said, the fit with Harris is a bit peculiar. They're both heavier-footed runners that show off plenty of power in their style. 

Skattebo did prove to have a bit more upside as a pass catcher during his Sun Devils days, though. Addressing RB in this range may be the smartest move for Harbaugh. 

125) Los Angeles Chargers: Dorian Strong, CB, Virginia Tech

Cornerback is still a major need for Los Angeles. Kristian Fulton left in free agency, and Asante Samuel Jr. remains unsigned. 

The Chargers did sign veteran CB Donte Jackson, coming off a strong campaign, but they still lack any sort of depth in the secondary. Strong would come in and play a potential role as a rookie for Los Angeles. 

158) Los Angeles Chargers: Sean Martin, DL, West Virginia

The interior defensive line has seen quite the makeover for the Chargers. Naquan Jones was added, while Poona Ford exited for a new start with the Rams. Newly-added Dashawn Hand could see snaps inside and outside. 

Adding Martin would provide some interesting pass rush upside for another lineman who can play both inside and outside. He's another taller DL prospect at 6'5. 

181) Los Angeles Chargers: Jack Nelson, OL, Wisconsin

Nelson may play inside at the NFL level. He was a highly-recruited playing entering college football. After losing Mekhi Becton in free agency, this makes a ton sense for the Chargers to protect Justin Herbert and improve the run game. Depth on the OL is vital. 

199) Los Angeles Chargers: Antwane Wells Jr., WR, Ole Miss

209) Los Angeles Chargers: Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, OT, Florida

214) Los Angeles Chargers: Carson Vinson, IOL, Alabama A&M

256) Los Angeles Chargers: Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins., EDGE, Georgia

How do you feel about this class for Los Angeles? Let us know via social media. 

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